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Paul calls us to follow Jesus fully, using His manner of living among us in humility. Our Scripture today can be found in Philippians 2: 1-13

Amidst our grumbling, our Lord has given us what we need. Our scripture today can be found in Exodus 16: 2-15

As believers, how do we work through differences with one another. Our scripture today can be found in Romans 14: 1-12

The Apostle Paul, after sharing how we all live in grace, calls upon us to live in a new way. Our scripture today can be found in Romans 13: 8-14

When we finally determine who Jesus is, the question tests us as we weigh what part He will play in our lives, and what part we will play in the Kingdom. Our Scripture today can be found in Matthew 16: 21-28

This morning we welcome back Pastor Ron. Our scripture can be found in Psalm 138: 1-8

Once again, we learn that God is concerned with our hearts, with our placing our trust in Him. It is too easy for us to put limits on this trust, but in this passage, we see the graciousness of God. Our scripture today can be found in Matthew 15: 21-28

Psalm 33 moves from strong declarations, then to a careful call for each of us to hold on to. From declarations and assertions of sovereignty and power we are each asked to consider how much we truly place our trust in Him.

Last Sunday we feasted on God’s work as we considered the imperfect Passover and the perfect Passover. This week we are blessed to be able to feast on Jesus, the living Word, as we celebrate the LORD’s supper and then consider how er might respond to such an amazing gift of grace. Our scripture today can be found in 2 Chronicles 31

In the story of the prodigal son, the wayward child returns, is greeted with grace, and their father celebrates by giving a feast. Imagine if you were the wayward child who was received with grace and then instead of being invited to a feast, you were invited to give a feast for your father. How does one give a feast when so impoverished and imperfect? Our Scripture today can be found in 2 Chronic...

We wrap up our series on exploring why and how we worship by journeying to the Sea of Galilee and witnessing a familiar event with Jesus. We see a pattern of those who are called to respond and are sent. Our scripture today can be found in Luke 5: 1-11

We continue the practice of looking at our patterns for life, this includes our expectations and limitations. Today, we focus in on God’s Word for us and the Lamb of God Who reveals God’s love. Our Scripture today can be found in Revelation 5: 1-14

So often we find ourselves going through the rhythms of life, often forgetting why they are our rhythms. We will begin in the throne room of heaven as we make our journey over the next few weeks and consider why and how we worship. Our scripture today can be found in Isaiah 6: 1-8

This morning we welcome Rev. Dean VanFarowe. Our scripture can be found in Psalm 13.

We welcome Pastor Suzanne Hart to HRC today. Our scripture can be found in 1 Kings 19: 3-18

The Psalms are full of honesty and give a direct window into our hearts. What are we to make of all life outside of the faith? How are we to face our own inner desires? What will reset our hearts? Our scripture today is found in Psalm 73.

After we discover how good God is, we need to take an honest look at ourselves. What can we expect when truly facing our own brokenness? How will God handle us? Our scripture today can be found in Psalm 32.

Psalm 107 opens Book 5 of the Psalms with a reminder that our God loves us so much that He seeks to restore us, even as we run from Him. As we begin our short series on the Psalms, it is good to begin with this opening truth of God's steadfast love for us. Our scripture today can be found in Psalm 107.

On Pentecost we celebrate the giving of the Holy Spirit to the church. What does this event have to do with us? Why does Peter reference the prophet Joel? Our scripture today can be found in Acts 2: 1-21.

The Apostle calls us to be attentive to the ministry that is given each of us. Truly we are to care and watch over one another as we walk this path of life in the world. We are given some direction in how to approach the challenges and trails that come our way. Our scripture today can be found in 1 Peter 5: 6-11

Often times in life, we need a focal point to get through. For Christians, the Resurrection becomes a focal point providing us both proof and assurance of God's love, as well as stirring us toward repentance--turning away from depending on other things for our happiness. Our scripture today can be found in Acts 17: 22-31

God has not only saved us through His Son, Jesus, but also worked in such a way to make us participants in helping others to come and know Jesus and be saved. Our scripture today can be found in 1 Peter 2: 1-12

Jesus often used familiar imagery to help people understand who He was and what He is about. Today, we are reminded of Christ's work in our lives and the call for us to listen for his voice. Our scripture today can be found in Psalm 23 and John 10:1-10

This Sunday we journey with two of Jesus' followers and find how God's Word will warm our hearts and keep us from standing still, locked in a limited perspective that robs us of the life that God has for us. Our Scripture today can be found in Luke 24: 13-35

The week after Easter, we explore the Gospel writer John’s great desire and purpose for writing – that we might come to believe and not doubt. He takes us through the disciple Thomas’ struggle to believe and calls us to take up the challenge to believe. Our scripture today can be found in John 20: 19-31